Jason Boatwright: True or False--when filing disability claims! So popular I had to bring him back- Talking VA Disability Claims & Benefits

Jason Boatwright: True or False--when filing disability claims! So popular I had to bring him back- Talking VA Disability Claims & Benefits

I am joined today by Jason Boatwright, Air Force veteran and founder of The Boatwright Foundation. He tells us all about the Foundation we hear what inspired him to start the Foundation and their mission to support veterans and their families. He answers some True/False type questions on what you need to know and do to file your claims! I've known Jason for quite a few years now, and he's been on the show two or three times before talking about VA disability claims, the VA system, and helping veterans navigate what can often be a very complicated process. Jason has supported veterans and families across the country by helping them understand VA benefits, gain access to healthcare, and work through complex disability claims with clarity, advocacy, and dignity. Jason is an Air Force veteran, serves as a Public Affairs Officer with the Department of Veterans Affairs, earned his Doctorate in Social Work, and previously worked as a legislative aide for a U.S. Congressman. He's also regularly invited to major veteran events and Medal of Honor celebrations, and we hear more about those experiences today.

Chris Turner: RCA Music Row-Nashville Recording artist, Chart topper on iTunes & Marine Corps Vet

We sat down with Chris Turner is a Marine Corps veteran and Nashville recording artist whose career blends country music with a mission of service, resilience, and advocacy for veterans. His story is defined by determination, grassroots hustle, and a commitment to using his platform to support those who’ve worn the uniform.Chris Turner is a United States Marine Corps veteran, an iTunes charting country artist, and a man who’s turned his music into a mission. After growing up in the small town of Ninety Six, South Carolina, Chris served his country in the Marine Corps before heading to Nashville, where he carved out his place on Music Row with nothing but determination and a voice built for storytelling. His American Made EP climbed to #16 on the iTunes Country Chart, and his hit singles If You Drink and All in the Same Boat earned national recognition — even landing him a feature in Forbes magazine for his advocacy and music. Chris has collaborated with icons like Trace Adkins, Cody Johnson, Tracy Lawrence, and UFC legend Randy Couture, all while using his platform to raise awareness for veterans and the challenges they face after service. Whether he’s writing, singing, traveling, or partnering with veteran organizations, Chris shows up with purpose — proving that country music can heal, unite, and inspire. Today, he takes us through his journey: from Marine Corps life to the Nashville stage, from small‑town roots to national charts, his daily life as a recording artist and from personal resilience to a mission bigger than music.

Air Force Retired Chief Master Sgt Linda Cox: The First Lady of EOD!

She was a total Blast! We sit down with the trailblazer The First Lady of EOD- Explosive Ordnance Disposal. She was the first female to graduate EOD school and become a bomb technician and breaking barriers under pressure. Combat Veteran, Bronze Star, first ever female to achieve the highest enlisted rank of Chief Master Sergeant. She tells us how her nails and bobby pins are some unusual, surprisingly, effective EOD tools. We discussed what women were doing in the AF in the 1970s and how she blew through the glass ceiling. We get her take on The Hurt Locker movie and her stories from communicating with First Lady Barbara Bush!

Part 2! Dr. Mark Glazer: Legendary Cardiologist sharing personal stories & medical advancements of the last 50 years

PART 2: Dr. Mark Glazer is an interventional cardiologist, Assistant Professor of Medicine, and Dr Executive Medical Director at Vanderbilt University Medical Center inNashville, Tennessee. Over a medical career spanning more than 50 years, he has served as a principal investigator on numerous cardiac trials and studies, presented at national conferences, and authored multiple publications. He is also the author of the bestselling book Code Man, which explores how coding and billing influence the practice of medicine. In this conversation, we discuss his Jewish upbringing, how he met his wife, and the challenges and blessings that shaped his medical training and career. Dr. Glazer shares his thoughts on the technological advancements in cardiology that continue to amaze him and reflects on the essential role of the Acute Care Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants within the cardiology group where I currently practice. He also opens up about some of the most memorable moments of his career, including the first patient he saved and the first patient he could not. Beyond medicine, Dr. Glazer is a singer and songwriter who jokingly notes that he is far from the only musician in Nashville. Join us for a thoughtful conversation about medicine, mentorship, innovation, faith, music, and a lifetime dedicated to caring for others. Follow the You Tube Channel or Find me on Apple, Spotify, iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcast. Also airs weekly on Wreaths Across America Radio. www.TheRealMonicaSanford.com

Dr. Mark Glazer: Legendary Cardiologist sharing personal stories & medical advancements of the last 50 years

Dr. Mark Glazer is an Interventional cardiologist, Assistant Professor of Medicine, and Dr Executive Medical Director at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Over a medical career spanning more than 50 years, he hasserved as a principal investigator on numerous cardiac trials and studies, presented at national conferences, and authored multiple publications. He is also the author of the bestselling book Code Man, which explores how coding and billing influence the practice of medicine. In this conversation, we discuss his Jewish upbringing, how he met his wife, and the challenges and blessings that shaped his medical training and career. Dr. Glazer shares the technological advancements in cardiology that continue to amaze him and reflects on the essential role of the Acute Care Nurse Practitioners andPhysician Assistants within the cardiology group where I currently practice. He also opens up about some of the most memorable moments of his career, including the first patient he saved and the first patient he could not. Beyond medicine, Dr. Glazer is a singer and songwriter who jokingly notes that he is far from the only musician in Nashville. Join us for a thoughtful conversation about medicine, mentorship, innovation, faith, music, and a lifetime dedicated to caring for others.   Follow the You Tube Channel or Find me on Apple, Spotify, iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcast. Also airs weekly on Wreaths Across America Radio. www.TheRealMonicaSanford.com